Apple Watch App

Interact runs on Apple Watch, and it does exactly one thing: capture what you want to learn, out loud, before the thought is gone.

One screen, one job

Open the app, or tap the Interact complication on your watch face, then press the mic and speak. That is the entire interface. No typing on a tiny keyboard, no menus, no settings.

Your prompt goes straight to your account and Interact builds a real lesson from it: a document, the key facts, and a set of interactives to review. You can watch the steps tick by on your wrist, or drop your arm and get on with your day. Generation finishes on the server either way, so a lowered wrist never loses the work.

Where it lands

When it finishes, the lesson is in your Learn tab, in your normal review queue, on every device you use. Nothing is stranded on the watch.

Capture on the wrist, review everywhere else

Most watch study apps try to squeeze flashcards onto the smallest screen you own. Interact takes the opposite bet. The wrist is the best capture device you have and the worst reading device, so the watch does capture and nothing else. Reviews belong on the iPhone & iPad app, Apple TV, or the web, where they are actually pleasant.

The result is a pipeline. Ideas go in from your wrist all day, mid-run or mid-conversation, and your daily queue serves them back until they stick.

Setting it up

The watch app installs alongside the iPhone app, so there is no separate download and no extra cost.

1. Install Interact on your iPhone and sign in.
2. Open Interact on the watch. It picks up your account from the paired phone, so it never asks for a password. If it says "Open Interact on your iPhone to get started," open the phone app once and tap Check Again.
3. Press and hold your watch face, tap Edit, swipe to the complications screen, and add Interact to a slot.

After that first handoff the watch talks to Interact directly over Wi-Fi or cellular, so your phone does not have to be in the room.